Which of the following would least improve home security?
a. Peephole in the door at a convenient height
b. Brightly lit porch
c. Large dog with a loud bark
d. Hook and eye latch on the screen door
ANS: D
The hook and eye latch on the screen door, although a retardant, would not offer adequate security in the case of a break-in.
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